Cisco Cisco IPICS Release 2.1 Instruções Importantes De Segurança

The following caveats are applicable when you use the radio console skin and 
may affect functionality and/or voice quality:

When the PMC connects by using SIP, radio functionality is limited 
because the RMS does not pass the RFC tones. Instead, the RFC 2198 
and RFC 2833 packets sent by PMC clients get translated by the RMS 
loopback interface into audible inband tones. These tones may cause the 
physical radio to retune.

The voice replay feature records and plays back any audio that is played 
out to the speakers across radio channels. That is, the voice replay feature 
records and plays back audio according to the channel that was tuned 
(active) at the time of capture. The voice replay feature does not track or 
provide indication of the channel that was active when the audio was 
received.

Control and signaling tones that are normally not audible to multicast 
users may become audible to participants in VTGs and those who are 
connected remotely. This situation can cause some tones to play out for 
the entire duration of the audio.

Mixing remote and multicast PMC users on the same radio may cause 
voice quality and operational issues. For more information, refer to the 
“Communicating with Cisco IPICS Users via Tone-Controlled Radios” 
section in the “Using the PMC Application” chapter in the “

You can find the latest resolved caveat information for this release of Cisco IPICS 
by using Cisco Bug Toolkit, which is an online tool that is available for customers 
to query defects according to their own needs.